According to The World Bank, Africa�s working-age population is expected to increase by nearly 70% by 2035. Without industrialization to create jobs, it will be difficult to achieve sustainable development. While manufacturing led to rapid industrialization in East Asian countries, there is doubt that it can have the same effect in Africa. The question is, if not through manufacturing, how can Africa promote economic growth?
Learn how industrial policy that promotes the growth of these industries presents a win-win scenario for economic development in Africa.
Learn about - Why manufacturing might not be the best model for African industrialization - How �industries without smokestacks� provide a promising alternative - What key drivers of industrialization can support traditional and new industries in Africa - How industrial policy can support development in Africa